Men more likely to get their desired pay raise than women
3 years, 9 months ago

Men more likely to get their desired pay raise than women

NL Times  

Men are more likely to get a wage increase if they ask for it than women, trade union CNV found in a study among over 3,300 of its members. 56 percent of men got a pay raise after asking for one, compared to 42 percent of women, ANP reports. After a good assessment, men were twice as likely to get a pay raise as women, the union found. Employers also made extra remuneration agreements, outside the collective bargaining agreement, with men three times as often as with women.

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ABC  

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Dutch News  

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Dutch News  

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The Independent  

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